Museum opens Sloane Room at Bennington Museum
The Bennington Museum dedicated a 30 by 40 foot ground floor room named the Sloane Room in memory of late John Sloane of Old Bennington. The space serves as an assembly area for up to 50 and was funded by his widow Hope Colgate Jerome.
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Bennington Museum
Sloane
John Sloane
Old Bennington
W. & J. Sloane Inc
New York Furniture Company
Bennington
Esther Merrill, Parmelee
Richard Carter Barret
Rayherb Construction Co
North Adams
Mass
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Middlebury to host Milton etching exhibit at Johnson Gallery
Middlebury College Johnson Gallery opens fall schedule with Peter Milton etchings running Sept 18 to Oct 21. Milton, a leading figure in graphic art, explores illusion through complex spatial imagery spanning 1963 to present. his prints are in major collections and have earned many awards.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Johnson Gallery
Peter Milton
Milton
United States
Baltimore Museum of Art
Alpha Gallery
Boston
Philadelphia Print Club
DeCordova Museum
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Yale University
Maryland Institute of Art
Yale
Learning center opens at Manchester Church School
The 1973 74 Church School year at First Congregational Church Manchester starts Sept 23 under Rev Jerome J Hevey Jr with a new Grades 3–6 learning center on the upper floor mixing teaching styles. Central themes this fall are The Story of Joseph and Life in Jesus Time with instructors including Trudy MacDonald Anita Dorfman Norma Bell Nancy Hersom Marian LaTorella Sally Treat Sue Schner Muriel Roeth and others. Families will attend 10 am services then children proceed to classes ending at 11 15 after coffee.
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Manchester
First Congregational Church
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Judy Meyer
Ruth Stewart
Joan Rizio
Cindi MacDonald
Religious Education Committee
Joseph
Jesus
Trudy MacDonald
Anita Dorfman
Norma Bell
Nancy Hersom
Marian LaTorella
Sally Treat
Sue Schner
Muriel Roeth
Louise
Wayne Dalton
Hevey
Onion Field review probes Wambaugh novel's method
Christopher Lehmann-Haupt weighs Joseph Wambaugh's The Onion Field a dramatic reconstruction that raises questions about nonfiction novel techniques and authorial imagination. He concludes the book is an impressive, reflective reportorial slice of 1960s America despite initial doubts about law and order framing.
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Joseph Wambaugh
Los Angeles
Wambaugh
Supreme Court
Escobedo
Miranda
Best Sellers UPI Fiction and Nonfiction List
A compiled list of top selling fiction and nonfiction titles from Publishers' Weekly via UPI. Notable entries include Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut Jr and Harvest Home by Thomas Tryon, along with works by Wicker Susann Lessing and Ludlum. Also features Diet and self help titles, biographical works, and the 1972 president book.
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Breakfast OF Champions
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr
Harvest Home
Thomas Tryon
THE
LIONS
Tom Wicker
Jacqueline Susann
Hollow Hills
Mary Stewart
Paul E. Erdman
Matlock Paper
Robert Ludlum
Doris Lessing
Curse OF the Kings
Victoria Holt
Odessa File
Frederick Forsyth
Alex Comfort
Sybil
Flora R. Schreiber
Mildred Newman
Et al
DR. Atkins
Robert C. Atkins
Laughin All the
Barbara Howar
Marilyn
Norman Mailer
ITT
Anthony Sampson
Theodore H. White
Weight Watchers
Jean Nieditch
Arthur Rubinstein
Of God and Man Boredom as Deadly Sin in Early Church
Louis Cassels summarizes how accidia or spiritual boredom was deemed a deadly sin by early church fathers. The piece explores boredom as a state that alienates from self, others, and God, urging vigilance against spiritual torpor, and connects to modern media’s forays into sensitive human stories. It also notes a church harvest tag sale hosted by The Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church with antiques, foods, and donations.
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Paul
Woman’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Lewie Dodge
Dodge
Church notes 50th anniversary of pastor ordination
HOOSICK FALLS N Y In honor of the 50th anniversary of his ordination the Rev Lawrence A Wheaton will be guest preacher at the 11 am Worship Service at First Baptist Church He was ordained July 3 1923 in Springfield Mass and has served churches in Oneida Manlius Clayton and Cincinnati He retired to Hoosick Falls in 1965 and has since served in many church roles The present pastor Dr John Elliott will conduct the service and present appreciation certificates to teachers and board members A fellowship hour follows hosted by the Social Committee led by David Cornell
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lawrence A. Wheaton
First Baptist Church
Mr. Wheaton
Park Memorial Baptist Church
Springfield
Mass
Colgate University
Oneida
Manlius
Clayton
New York
Hyde Park
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Forrest K. Moses
Grandma
Moses
United States Trust Co
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Black, Starr & Gorham
American Surety Co
Union Settlement
Museum of the City of New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Army Intelligence
National Guard
Sloan
Amsterdam
UPI
Jasper Grootveld
Holland
Grootveld
Dartmouth
Manchester Church School
Cathy Shepard
Clara May Hemenway
God
Mildred Moyer
Sues
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
al Dalton
Cy Bluto
Appliance Center Inc
St. Bennington, Vt
Book Review
Delacorte
Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
Publishers’ Weekly
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Galatia
Baptist Church Women Plan
Peter
Cassly
Robert Bruce
Burt Bros
Christian Education Program
Board of Christian Education
David Cornell
Triple ‘‘S
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